Pedro Sampaio performed at Rock in Rio Brasil in front of 100 thousand people, where he performed the iconic dance move known as "the cavalinho," which has become one of his trademarks. The event marked the presence of a Portuguese artist at one of the biggest music festivals in the world.
The festival featured a program dedicated to the musical fusion between Portugal, Brazil and Africa. This cultural mix debuted at Rock in Rio Brasil, creating a stage that celebrated the connections between the three Portuguese-speaking territories.
Among the artists who took to the stage in this debut were Criolo, Amaro and Dino. These names represent different expressions of urban and popular music from the countries involved, contributing to the diversity of the event.
SIC was present at the festival to cover this edition, closely following the performances and the atmosphere of Rock in Rio Brasil.




